BY JEFF LEVENEDRAMA CRITIC When you think Pride and Prejudice what comes to mind? Mr. Darcy’s gruff exterior? Elizabeth’s resolute determination to remain single? Sibling wrestling matches, heavy beat house music, and an ever growing competitive argument with an impressive...
BY JEFF LEVENE DRAMA CRITIC Winner of three 2015 Tony’s including Best Musical, Fun Home is anything but your typical chorus line, show-stopping fare. Instead it’s one of Broadway’s most intimate and heartfelt pieces to come out of 21st century...
BY DAN ARMONAITISDRAMA CRITIC A 16-year-old runs away from home and becomes a successful con artist who somehow manages to impersonate a pilot, a doctor and a lawyer while still only in his teens. As much as that might sound...
BY SANDY STAGGSDRAMA CRITIC Channing. Streisand. Midler. And now Buckley. These are the icons we associate with that indelible, vivacious matriarch and matchmaker Dolly Gallagher Levi over the decades since Thornton Wilder’s farce was turned into a musical play that...
BY DAN ARMONAITISDRAMA CRITIC Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were criminals responsible for numerous robberies and murders in the early 1930s yet their exploits turned them into American folk icons who are still remembered 85 years after they were killed...
BY SANDY STAGGSDRAMA CRITIC Anyone who experienced the exhilarating, jaw-dropping antics in “The Play That Goes Wrong,” this season’s touring Broadway play at the Peace Center, knows that masterful hilarity was inspired by “Noises Off,” Michael Frayn’s classic farce now...
